West East All Star gridiron clash prompts benefit appeal
The 1969 East vs West All Star football game features heavy hitting and fast offense as West aims for a second straight win. Key players include Ukiah’s John Pearson and Keith Leland with Stender, Frye, and Wirtz highlighted on defense, while East relies on Newman and Bonfigli with Spates and Hall in the backfield. Proceeds aid the Cerebral Palsy Fund. The event serves as a fundraiser and is set for Wednesday, August 27, 1969.
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Willie Mays and father share quiet pride in baseball legend
The article recalls Willie Mays and his father, both in steady, unshowy form. It notes the father’s steady support, his own resemblance to Willie, and how neighbors mistake him for the star when at Giants games. He recalls early ball days and a career choice that kept him from steel mills.
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Wildcats Begin Football Workouts Across Unlahi Area
Nearly 100 Varsity and Jayvee candidates at Unlahi begin two a day conditioning led by Coach Mort VandenBerghe. Fresh candidates report Sept 2 for uniforms and additional physicals planned next week. Potter Valley Bearcats report tonight at 6 p.m. First game Sept 20 at Willows with Ukiah Jayvees 5:30 p.m. and Varsity at 7:30 p.m.
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McNeil again walks out of 49ers camp
Clifton McNeil, NFL leading receiver last season, walked out of the San Francisco Forty Niners training camp in Santa Barbara. He remains the club’s lone holdout after failing to agree to a new contract with General Manager Jack White. McNeil returned to Cupertin o, California, facing a $200-a-day fine but has not trained with the team since July 20.
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Global sex ratio estimate hinges on BP wel data
The report cites an estimated average sex ratio around 106 males born per 100 females, reflecting global birth trends. It notes variation by region and emphasizes data from BP wel sources to frame the overall pattern.
Giants Rally Keeps Them In First With McCovey Big Day
Willie McCovey blasted two home runs, a sacrifice fly, and a scoring single to drive in six runs as the San Francisco Giants rolled past Philadelphia 13 4 to stay atop the National League West. Bobby Bonds contributed two RBIs in a leadoff role, while McCovey moved within striking distance of the NL record for hits by a first baseman.
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Jets make several waiver moves after cuts
United Press International reports the New York Jets placed waivers on three starters and several others as they trim their roster. Cornerback Johnny Saly, defensive tackle Paul Roche, and punter Curley Johnson headed the list, with additional waivers on fullback Billy Joe Jenebs and guard Prais Peters. Chiefs, Bills, and Patriots also announced cuts and waiver actions affecting veterans and rookies.
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Intutinbita Latin Sword Term in Early Printing
A fragment notes the term Intutinbita or Latin Sword associated with cradle and a reference to books printed before a certain period. The source text is incomplete but hints at historical jargon in early typography and Latin phrasing.
Giants ride streak as McCovey Bonds power Giants
The Giants won their sixth straight as Willie Mays and Willie McCovey fuel a 13-4 win over Philadelphia. Bonds hit two homers and drove in 13 runs during a hot stretch, while McCovey added a grand slam. Clyde King reshaped the lineup, moving Bobby Bonds up, and the team rode strong pitching to extend the streak. Rick Wise faces Mike McCormick as San Francisco seeks a seventh straight victory.
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Raiders trim roster to 49 cannot reveal players
Oakland Raiders cut 10 players on waivers to reach a 49 man squad but would not disclose the names. Coach reiterated the names were withheld to prevent others from claiming players.
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A's fall to Tigers in doubleheader routs. Hunter to face Kilkenny
DETROIT beat Oakland 9-6 in the second game as Mickey Stanley and Al Kaline homered twice each, Norm Cash also connected, while Oakland led 5-0 in the ninth before Detroit rallied. Dan McLain earned the win for Detroit, John Hiller closed out the A's in relief. Lew Krausse took the loss. Jim Hunter is slated to start tonight against Mike Kilkenny.
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